US EditionTunisia: Tripartite Consultation Mechanism Meeting On Libya Concludes With Adoption of Final Statement
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On 26 January, Algerians, Egyptians and Tunisians met to discuss the situation of their common neighbour, Libya, in the presence of United Nations and American representatives.
Tunisia: Tripartite Consultation Mechanism Meeting On Libya Concludes With Adoption of Final Statement
Tunis -- Tunisia hosted on Monday a meeting of the Foreign Ministers of Tunisia, Algeria, and Egypt within the framework of the Tripartite Consultation Mechanism on Libya, to discuss the latest developments in the Libyan crisis and ways to advance a political settlement that meets the aspirations of the Libyan people for security and stability.
Libya at the centre of renewed regional diplomacy
Libya’s protracted political crisis has returned to the regional agenda after Tunisia, Algeria and Egypt revived tripartite consultations on Libya, prompting renewed debate inside the country over sovereignty, representation and the role of neighbouring states. Tunisian President Kais Saied said any political settlement must be Libyan-led, stressing that external involvement should not replace the will […] The post Libya at the centre of renewed…
Libya’s Neighbors Push for UN-Led Roadmap to Break Political Deadlock
The foreign ministers of Egypt, Tunisia, and Algeria on Monday called for a clearly defined and time-bound political plan under United Nations supervision to resolve Libya’s prolonged political crisis and end years of institutional fragmentation. In a final communiqué of the Tripartite Mechanism meeting, the ministers reaffirmed that a comprehensive political settlement remains the only path toward national unity, stable governance, and the hold…
Tripartite Ministerial Meeting in Tunisia Calls for Libyan-Led Solution, Unified State
Egypt, Algeria, and Tunisia concluded their ministerial meeting of the Tripartite Consultation Mechanism with a joint statement stressing that Libya’s political solution must be Libyan-led, inclusive, and aimed at establishing a unified state with stable institutions
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